Memento Mori Memento Vivere

Memento Mori Memento Vivere - (i) joonas’s insightful comment, whose intuition there i tend to share: Memento mori in latin, regardless of religious beliefs of christians or pagans, has the force of remember that you are mortal. Memento mori, sed/at ne obliviscaris vivere. The infinitive is flexible like that. “memento mori and memento moriendi mean slightly different things, something like 'remember to. That would be memento vivere, which is the exact same construction as memento mori, except with “live” instead of “die.” and in any event we can categorically rule out viveri. You could play with the word order in. This construction is a bit more poetic in tone, so might also be suitable for that reason. Memento mori, quare ne obliviscaris vivere. “remember you must die, therefore do not forget to live.” a repetition of memento would be quite ugly in my opinion.

“remember you must die, therefore do not forget to live.” a repetition of memento would be quite ugly in my opinion. Memento mori, quare ne obliviscaris vivere. That would be memento vivere, which is the exact same construction as memento mori, except with “live” instead of “die.” and in any event we can categorically rule out viveri. Memento mori, sed/at ne obliviscaris vivere. “memento mori and memento moriendi mean slightly different things, something like 'remember to. (i) joonas’s insightful comment, whose intuition there i tend to share: This construction is a bit more poetic in tone, so might also be suitable for that reason. Memento mori in latin, regardless of religious beliefs of christians or pagans, has the force of remember that you are mortal. You could play with the word order in. The infinitive is flexible like that.

“remember you must die, therefore do not forget to live.” a repetition of memento would be quite ugly in my opinion. Memento mori in latin, regardless of religious beliefs of christians or pagans, has the force of remember that you are mortal. Memento mori, quare ne obliviscaris vivere. This construction is a bit more poetic in tone, so might also be suitable for that reason. You could play with the word order in. “memento mori and memento moriendi mean slightly different things, something like 'remember to. Memento mori, sed/at ne obliviscaris vivere. (i) joonas’s insightful comment, whose intuition there i tend to share: That would be memento vivere, which is the exact same construction as memento mori, except with “live” instead of “die.” and in any event we can categorically rule out viveri. The infinitive is flexible like that.

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Memento Mori, Quare Ne Obliviscaris Vivere.

This construction is a bit more poetic in tone, so might also be suitable for that reason. That would be memento vivere, which is the exact same construction as memento mori, except with “live” instead of “die.” and in any event we can categorically rule out viveri. You could play with the word order in. “remember you must die, therefore do not forget to live.” a repetition of memento would be quite ugly in my opinion.

Memento Mori In Latin, Regardless Of Religious Beliefs Of Christians Or Pagans, Has The Force Of Remember That You Are Mortal.

“memento mori and memento moriendi mean slightly different things, something like 'remember to. The infinitive is flexible like that. Memento mori, sed/at ne obliviscaris vivere. (i) joonas’s insightful comment, whose intuition there i tend to share:

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